This week we talk about the article "The weirdest things designers have found at estate sales – 7 bizarre yet beautiful finds to inspire eclectic decorating" by Lilith Hudson in Homes & Garden

References:

• https://www.wusa9.com/article/money/wheres-the-money/now-vs-later-wheres-the-money/65-82ef6c72-a526-4428-984e-ffe3d50549a1

  
  

  https://www.homesandgardens.com/interior-design/weirdest-things-designers-have-found-at-estate-sales

This week I talk about lessons learned about the early stages of my Grandma's Estate Sale

This week I talk about indications that a piece of clothing is vintage

Sources referenced:

https://vintagefashionguild.org/resources/buying-selling/quick-tips-for-dating-vintage/

https://sammydvintage.com/vintage-style/vintage-fashion-shopping/

The article referenced in this ep is "21 "Everyday" Pieces in Grandma’s Living Room That Are Worth a LOT of Money" by Yelena Moroz-Alpert

https://www.housebeautiful.com/lifestyle/a64422181/grandma-living-room-items-worth-money/

This week we talk about a sale called the "Estate Sale of the Century" that took place Thanksgiving weekend in 1987

Articles Referenced:

DEALERS CALL IT THE SALE OF THE CENTURY, Richmond Times-Dispatch (VA), Paula Crawford Squires, November 23, 1987

PARSONS SALE RESULTS IN SOME BRUISED EGOS, Richmond Times-Dispatch (VA), Elliott Cooper, November 28, 1987

On this episode of Estate Sale Baby, we discuss the CNBC make it article "How to score the ‘absolute best deal’ at an estate sale, from a 33-year-old who attends them weekly" by Ryan Ermey

This week's episode I talk about a couple of my most dislikable qualities, upcoming estate sales, and an interior design trend I've been hearing about (it's Art Deco)

Here is the article referenced in the episode:

https://www.vogue.com/article/interior-design-trends-2025

This week I talk about antique vs. vintage, Farrow & Ball consultations, and one of the reasons Estate Sale companies don't disclose prices ahead of time